The NPDG (UK) Says "Goodbye to Clinical Research Nurse - Liz Jacklin"

The NPDG (UK) Says “Goodbye to Clinical Research Nurse Liz Jacklin”
On November 17th Liz Jacklin, the NPDG (UK) Clinical Research Nurse left her post. Liz has prepared the following statement……..” after 4 and a half years working for the NiemannPick Disease group (UK) I am now writing to inform you that I have been offered and have accepted a job as Clinical Research Nurse with the Medicines for Children's Research Network (MCRN) based at the Royal Manchester Children's Hospital. I have very much enjoyed the opportunities and experience I have gained whilst working for the NPDG (UK) and am very sorry to leave, however, I
will not be leaving the field of NPD as I will be working part time with Actelion on the NPC registry.  The registry is now all set to start in the UK and we are hoping to recruit our first patient soon.

I will of course very much miss the patients and the families that I have got to know and I hope that I will still be able to attend the Annual Family Conference—I know my friends and family that have helped in the past would be keen to do this also! I wish you all the very best for the future, you will all remain in my thoughts and in my prayers; I very much hope that I will see many of you again soon. Liz”

The NPDG (UK) would like to thank Liz for her hard work and efforts over the last four years and
to wish her every success in her new role.
 

The NPDG (UK) would like to thank Liz for her hard work and efforts over the last four years and to wish her every success in her new role.  The NPDG (UK) are now in the process of reviewing the post of Clinical Research Nurse as part of  an overall review our research strategy.  The outcomes of this review will published in due course.